The power of social media does work. Ive never seen this place or even heard of them until seeing…read moresomething while scrolling through my phone. As one does with nowadays. The former Steinmart which I've never been as well. A massive storefront that house amazing vintage pieces, both apparel and furniture. There's plenty of parking out front. Walking in I didn't know what to expect besides seeing what the post online was. Let me say, it was a major shock but in a massive GOOD way. Shopping Mecca for all you vintage lover. Right at the front is the cashier which the gentleman working was a massive gem. The sweetest and friendliest. The layout of the place is an open storefront. Different vendors I believe that house their goods. Just walking through will take some time as there's literally something that will catch your eyes. Also located right at the front, a charcuterie mini truck. How cute to have something like that. Next to that is a specialty market which offers amazing wine options and cocktail mixes and liquor. Treats and more treats to accompany what you like to drink. A cute place with the vibe of a world market and specialty store. Walking through, there's so much to see. One of a kind art pieces to art deco, MCM, traditional and so much more. But if you're looking for clothes, it's heaven here. The options are endless. If you're a vintage lover, look no further. Racks and racks of amazing pieces. Just browsing the area took a while as something constantly was catching my eyes. I believe it's both local designer that have a storefront there as well. I could be wrong on that. It's a big open concept but I did notice some staff sitting at their areas so I assume it's their storefront. Anyways, it's amazing. Wither you're looking for something unique to vintage to up to date trends. You will find some amazing pieces here. Designer labels of all kinds are here. Shoes galore if your a shoe whore which I was salivating over...lol.... Just one thing after another. They do have fitting rooms scattered throughout for you. The employees was the sweetest. I'm not sure how many there are but the ones I've encountered were dolls. Imagine Fred Segal meets Dover Street with a mix of Paper Bag Princess. New meets old with a major twist. This place has it all. I'm very glad to have found this and will definitely be back and recommend it to everyone.

I walked into Market Market and, for a brief and glorious moment, I was living my best fashion…read morelife. The Jeremy Scott section immediately had me ENAMORED. And then--cue the dramatic music--a 50-foot mannequin greeted me at the entrance like some fabulous fashion goddess welcoming me into another dimension. I was in a state of pure fashion bliss. And then I entered PSBS. And that, my friends, is where the novela began. I was browsing, looking at merchandise, minding my own business, when I approached the counter because I had a question. Suddenly, the cashier, "Chris," began shouting: "DON'T SOLICIT ME! DON'T SOLICIT ME!" Excuse me? I wasn't soliciting anyone. I was literally trying to ask a question. The entire interaction escalated so quickly that I found myself standing there thinking, What just happened? Did I accidentally walk into the season finale of a very dramatic telenovela? Chris became visibly red-faced and extremely agitated, and the intensity of the interaction was completely disproportionate to what was actually happening. I was simply a customer trying to ask a question, and suddenly I was on the receiving end of a level of anger I absolutely did not expect. At that point, the fashion fantasy was officially over. I did not feel comfortable or safe, so I left. And honestly? The 50-foot mannequin was the highlight of the entire experience. Market Market had me at Jeremy Scott and lost me somewhere around PSBS. If you're looking for liquor, I'd shop elsewhere and compare prices. But if you're looking for an unforgettable retail drama involving fashion, a giant mannequin, and an unexpected cashier confrontation... Well. Welcome to the novela.

This vintage clothing and accessory shop is just the right amount of funky/cool/chic/kooky items…read morethat will hit the spot for young festival types or anyone who wants to look effortlessly fashionable in a non-trendy, youthful kind of style. You'll find 60's & 70's mod & hippie styles mixed in with modern workwear like Dickies denim overalls. The store is designed with an ease for finding garments with little vignettes of complimentary oddities arranged in a shrine like fashion. I imagine the Coachella crowd eats up a lot of the merch here. Prices are very good for the wares; I saw a 60's faux fur tiger patterned coat for $250 that I've seen in L.A. for $800 for the exact same one. (it's killer - and I have one myself!) The woman working the counter was very friendly and was overheard recommending other vintage stores to customers which earns mad respect from me. My one piece of bitchery is due to the lack of parking; I have a car that I need to keep an eye on and I had to park far away which kept me a bit uncomfortable. If you're shopping here from L.A. that will not bother you at all. I highly recommend spending quality time and money at Thriftology!

Eclectic thrift shop but the burning of incense was overwhelming…read more I had to leave after 60 seconds and couldn't shop.

I am in Palm Desert area on a regular basis, visiting Gypsyland is a constant on the agenda. I'll…read morehave a stop in, chat with the nice owner, browse her collection of clothing and furniture items, which I recommend for you too! She has fun items in the front like sunglasses and cocktail rings that can add a sparkle to whatever you have going already, and the wonderful surprise of a matching pair of authentic lamps or tables at a great value may have you returning on the regular, as well. :)

This shop is a hoot! I love its kooky vibe and their funky wares of all kinds, from art to…read moreclothing to silly tchotchkes and everything in between. And yet very cohesive. Prices are very good for this well curated shop. I would give it 5 stars but I drove quite a ways to go to this store and it was closed during the hours posted on Yelp (it was after 12:00 noon and they supposedly open at 11 AM) and there was no sign saying "be back at XX o'clock" which would have been appreciated. A waste of gas when it's rather expensive these days.

A vintage store owned & ran by Linda Stewart, located in downtown Palm Springs. She is very…read morefriendly & has a lot of amazing knowledge & stories of the local pop culture scene. She sells many vintage items, all in outstanding condition. Very good items for the value.

High-end thrift shop (but not obnoxious high end). If you're looking for quality, trendy thrift…read morepieces, you have to check out Bazar!

You should never come to a place hoping to find something specific. Most of the times, the…read moreJewels that you find tends to be something you're not looking for. I've been in here a few times and normally I have no expectations of finding anything. But the last few times, I have walked out with some fun things. A pair of shorts that still had the tags on. I don't think it's been worn or it could have been used for a styling shot. And this visit, I actually found some pieces that I already had a collection of so it was amazing to add to it. Never did I think I would find something like that. Also, a pair of lamps that looked amazing and falls with the mid century theme. Prices are great on some items while others, you think they're ridiculous. I also found out that weekday deals happen. This week anything with a blue tag was half off and that was for all departments. Another thing that was great to know, any of the electrical items has a week grace period incase you need to return it. That's something nice to know. Today score, a pair of mid century lamps for 29.99 for the pair. There's a few locations scattered throughout the valley which is nice. Also this location has a donation center where you could just drive up and drop things off. I've dropped off loads of things prior. If you like treasure hunting, this could be fun for you. Who doesn't love a good deals.

This was at least our second Angel view and our fourth or fifth thrift store that we visited…read moreAs soon as I walked in, I saw a necklace in the behind the counter that I really had to try I jokingly say because it's copper color and my name is Penny Anyway, I love all the thrift stores in the Desert Better prices than the thrift stores in Riverside

If you're ever in Palm Springs, you have to stop by Melody Note Vintage!!…read more I went during Coachella weekend and had one of the best shopping experiences I've ever had. The selection is seriously unmatched, with so many unique pieces, including designer finds and vintage Levis at prices that felt like an absolute steal. The shopkeeper was incredible. She went above and beyond, helping style looks, bringing pieces over, and giving me the full VIP treatment. On top of that, everything in the store was clean, fresh, and beautifully curated. The real reason this place stands out is what happened after I left. I realized I had lost my very expensive Meta sunglasses and was so upset because we searched everywhere and could not find them. Later that week, the shop owner reached out to me on Instagram to let me know she had found them and even offered to mail them back to me. That level of care is rare. Truly one of the best vintage shops I have ever been to. I will be coming back every time I am in Palm Springs.

Super cute store They have side parking which is nice, the…read moreprices are a little in the higher side but the cater to vintage items. They also don't have a good size selection. Mostly everything will be size 10 or lower. But the quality of the items are amazing. If you are looking for some really cute vintage style clothes this is where you want to go. The owner was also very kind and welcoming.

LOVE this unique store, how it is curated and the lovely Decca, working the counter and offering…read moreassistance! Be sure to confirm hours before you arrive, but once you're here, be prepared to enter a very groovy time machine! Clothes! Shoes! Retro glassware, ARTWORK! Trinkets, baubles, beads, furniture and furnishings - all so fun to check out! I spied a couple of adorbs Bob Mackie tops that screamed to come home with me and I also grabbed a few "Atomic" napkin holders to pair with the chandelier they'll be sitting under. Prices were fair, and if you know what you're looking for, some bargains are to be had. I wasn't prepared to try on clothes, but Decca was gracious enough - and the store was quiet the Thursday we stopped by - to allow me access to one of the display rooms with a curtain closure. Luckily I'm quick! LOL! If you plan on trying on clothes, come in something light so you can just pop it over your clothes. This store is curated in such a fun way and I can't wait to bring my groovy friends back to Mod Mart for further finds. Cheers! "CC"

Popped in to look around. Found some desirable glass vases/bowls at reasonable prices. Also an…read moreobsidian statuette.

Freaking AMAZING mix & variety of young, hip, bright, colorful, patterned vintage clothing for men…read moreand women from the last 20 - 25 years! Service is exceptional. They will help you select something for your body type etc IF you ask. Beautiful store layout. Great dressing rooms to try things on. Get a really cool rockin hip outfit for your very chic private event that only the coolest people in town know about for Modernism Week. ;-)

I'm honestly not sure how to start this review…read more The taste level was interesting. Certain pieces in the racks of "too much print and color" were quite pretty, but having so much stuffed into the shop was a mistake. It made reviewing the pieces difficult, and gave an overall sense of gauche to the room. Service was non-existent during my time in the store, and the price was laughable. One piece in particular, a super cute wooden bracelet, reminded me of something my grandmother owned in the 80's and had purchased at a garage sale. Nothing I would ever pay $38 for, ever. I wouldn't return to Frippery.

This is such a purely curated selection of vintage and local items! It is a one stop shop if you're…read morelooking to furnish your home or for unique accessories. They are so friendly and welcoming here, there is a great variety for everyone! Unique pieces you cannot find elsewhere, all in pristine condition! Highly recommended while shopping in Palm Springs!

Amazing assortment of shops with a shop. The shops on Thirteen Forty Five have clothes, eyewear,…read moredecor, art, holistic and spiritual items, glassware, truly a melting pot of merchants in each room down one connecting hallway. Easy parking in the lot or on the street without restrictions and helpful service wherever you go. It's high end quality custom. There's a dressing room near the clothing shop for single use and you can just sit and stare at all the great artwork down the hallways throughout. Pick up business cards and local publications before you go so you can spread the word of this indoor multi-shop experience.

This has been on my 'must see' for a while now. I live in Orange County. I went yesterday and met…read moreFey who is completely wonderful. This store is eye candy. This store does have an amazing collection of really fantastic vintage items. There is a men's section here as well. Clothes, shoes - including cowboy boots, hats, hand bags and jewelry. I think next time I will park myself by the jewelry and look through their bins. I did buy a bracelet that had a Todd Oldham button on it, love. Like a repurposed button from pants perhaps. I purchased a beautiful white / cream colored 100% silk Halston blouse. And a cute Moschino pink sweater dress with the teddy bears on it. It was on the $20 rack. I am taking it to the tailor to make it a pull over sweater. It is so so cute. I do have some vintage items I might want to sell. Next time Fey !! It was so wonderful speaking to you. You have AURA as the kids say

If you want to be berated or felt like you were stealing something, then this is the tour to come…read moreto. Hanging up, our own clothes was frowned upon just about everything else was frowned upon they weren't inviting they kept on barging into our dressing room. Three ladies from La Quinta in their late 60s it's not the way you treat people. May your pillow be cold every night and maybe your door is locked too